... Uie enthusiast. Now and again one comes across strip of common which recalls onr beloved Heath, and hedgerows laden with blackberries, nodding trass, and lively patches of gone ware my almost oompanions throughout the, say, four-mils tramp. Unfortunately ...

... gave information about me. At a little place fifteen miles from Portland 1 concealed myself in a field. Two men came in blackberry!ng, and I had to get out. They asked me where I was going. said to Blandford. They volunteered to show me the way, but we ...

... New Zealander.” (42,285) CAT.—My cat has a (dh-'i:. or rother a_growth in one of his ears ich resembles in appearance a blackberry, but is red, snd discharges. The ear is bathed almost daily with warm water, with a few permanganate of potash crystals ...

... getting all right in a minute or two. This was the finishing touch, and it now seemed a Question of goals as plentiful as blackberries, for the Scots were simply making rings round the opposition. Pypcr gave a different complexion to matters spirited run ...

... are unique in the formation of an exquisite piece of scenery. As the party travelled from one charming spot to another blackberrying was freely induiged in, and visits were made to a number of other attractive places of interest. About six o’clock the ...

... sheaf of wheat, barley and oats, from which hung trails of red virginia creeper, at the base was a basket of apples and blackberries,and at the top of the sheaf was a bunch of grapes. The choir stalls (by the Misses Sims) were adorned with corn and ivy ...

... windmill on an ohm gerund covered with rich seine e. through winds ibis grey chalky path, while a runic Iprw is gathering blackberries. The glisrious finery !animist rolls away hill and dale to the distaax horizon, while the canopy, sky above is ably anal ...

... had he used the hill for the purposes of recreation, but ha had found it very useful short cut. Besides that, need to go blackberrying on the hill. Cross-examined; When a boy be got many a good biding through going off to One Tree Hill blackberryiog. (Laughter ...

... shelter and warmth of a wall it is a profitable tree for a cottager. 1t has a stately growth with large palmate leaves. Blackberries, notwithstanding the long drought, are of excellent flavour and abundant. One inteliigent old lady has set children to ...

... effe-ted hi. *t Fiumtrce Vi'lnpe, b.*inp hnnt-d (or fortt minutee. To*lert»n Wood pro*ed leai’Otlcr*. bnc'i. to* we* home at Blackberry Hill* H» ma threoph CVtCpravo Oorw. and wa» rmiotiaf for Wood when tamed the ripht. eluding hi* nareaer* Oweiborpe Border* ...

... to live until Yebiuary © 21, when, on her bundredth birth- Gas shew oo walk to the union and receive ber relief pay. BIG BLACKBERRY CROP. i unprecedented erop of black: Vale of Aylesbury this year, and cxceptional size and excellent quality Thero betries ...

... Sovereign), 5,000 perpetual bearing St. Joseph, in fruit from June to October; a quantity of Kent Cob Nuts, and the new blackberry, Wilson &air. ; 50,000 asparagus, 3 and 4 years old, in 4 best varieties. . Mr. Horne will cart all lots to rail free of ...